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i just uploaded all of these videos onto youtube.
a lot of them are too long with boring bits, and a few of them need music in the background.
is there any way to edit these videos?
ive heard of somthing like youtube remixer but i dont know where to find it, or if you can use music on it or anything.
thanx so much! (link)
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Dear Techno-phobe,
Most computers come with a video editing program already installed. If you have a Mac, iMovie is an excellent application that has recieved a lot of attention for its outstanding capabilities. If you have a PC, try MovieMaker, a really simple, easy-to-use program that will show you the basics without overwhelming you. Just conduct a search on your computer to locate the program.
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Ok so there is this guy that likes me and i kind of like him and he wants to hang out this weekend. My friends also wanna hang out with me. I want to hang out with all of them but my friends would just talk to me and pull me away from him.Cause they are not friends with him and won't really talk to him. So where is a place we all could hang out as friends? but not the movies. Also what are some fun things we could do and talk about? (link)
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Dear Conflicted,
Would it be possible for you to meet with your friends and your love interest at different times? It sounds like you're in need of some time management. For example, you could stay with your friends on Friday evening and spend all day on Saturday with them. Then, Saturday evening or Sunday afternoon you could spend time with your new friend. In the beginning of a relationship, you should spend time alone with your love interest and get to know each other well. Then, if you decide to continue the relationship with him, you can introduce him to your friends as your boyfriend. That way, they'll know that he's important to you and they'll make more of an effort to include him. The added benefit of this is that you'll know whether or not you and your love interest like each other for who you really are, not for the way that either of you acts in an awkward situation.
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